Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-09-28

Tex con li ed neE u ts7A e
"a ben be had rel the md
cave his beard a langu
And murmur' i as he "a
.sTear-staiued-By J"ve,-
tlougLr she knew that
PLAYING WITH SH
A snowy, blustery,
evening, vergIng towar|
evening IN which even
nave besitated 10 leave
his kennel; but through
drifts, q slender girl,
from the cold, was strug
home
Her face, hidden by
norld but dimly bs seen,
and step showed her ts d
csrtIed a dressmaker's
arm. snd was evidently a
rslurnipg from her daily
AS she TUNED a cOrne1
aga ust a gentleman Wild
40 the opposite dlrection-
..slag usrdOu. AiiSsi'
claimed rs he put out hi9
vent her falling. y gust
het veil aside, and he sd
"Wby, it Is Miss Ddrna
you be doing out on such
II have been sewing
otis all day." returned
trieI TO get through Ond|
could not. And IL got [
longer, l am taking IL hOt
sand did Laura allOV
so far alone. in this stOT1
houIl" cried the young q
indignation IN his tones
bsve kept you all night.
"Oh, no, / could not ST
leave my mother all al
SAID the girl.
VERY well, ! cannot
that heavy basket 50 IAN
returned Norton DAVIS,
Just give il to me. "
"Oh, please not, AIr. |
the girl, blushing deeply. |
OFT might not like i'll"
"Nonsensei" answer(
"M;ss Elliott would nOtl
did SO ungeuJiemanly an 4
you IN this storm. 50 just|
basket, and let US hasJen.I
"But it viii take y0ul
wayl" SAID Miss Darrell, 4
basket from her halt-fTuZj
Mot 80 far but that I
returul" he said. smiling.
Eva resisted no more.
Ing dusk 50 fast. II Wd
before sue could reach ho|
was afraid. Surely II Sd
willing 10 he SO Kind there|
In accepting his kindness.
so she walked on, and
turbed even when, a mod
later, a handsome sleigh
and Laura EiIiOUt's voIcd
mocking tone which NJ
well, though innocent Eval
"A pleasant walk TO you
"Yes."
"Ar. Davis, I am afrai
displeased al your walklnI
Il have answered YOU
point, Mss DarnalL. Bu5 l
II to Miss Elliott, to sauisfi
Iva, you had better taI
These drifts are getting to,
And Eva placed her hai
arm of Norton Davis,
marry Laura Elliott in a
deed, 1t was a part of one
eing dresses she had in u
and walked on to her hu
glad and grateful for his pl
She did not know that
Morton was severely con,
neartlessness of the seIh
could come directly the S
ner warm, comfortable slei
.nls slender girl out 10 wa
The Storm.
knew Laura Was self.
not think she could be ;,
thought.
at her mothers door. b
goodnight, ana hurried h
a sne went into the house N
1inI aud noble he was and
LAURA ought to be with I
care OF such a man. There
0e anything like that FOR be
Laura rode on, furiouslr
~seting them together, vii
..ss nssn jealousy which ouIy
Ninsh u, nature can feel
dare say he walks bor
s,sery nightl' she tbong
la. hbaanall as a pretty little mi
zee. Deen a fool to let her be
,eIy =" !. DAY when lie was the
~ = again, I'm sure!''
e,D. ~ tLe next day when n
Sa. zane for his usual caiI :
roe.. noe. INN at the dor of
, and took him INTO IN
him: &C" moments
iDy bow low. long since have Y,
stress?n Walks with
WITH nSOIton ton cOlOred slightly.
VII, si'o Indignation at her :
worc. nt he had done. In a
pens5 rSaos be explained to her !
f'%Ga TO be with Eva. '-
ma = am sure You wou1d -,
T'sOoI TU oIherwise ;" he addeF
'nee.eringly: e. 0i mead al
,,,,' ,Oh. Of course n ro,
forlote fo.e yourself the sonir, ~ ~.
to ms1 oa1 dansels You nest ~ Iir' |
~ Te. | dare say Won EN- enio
take ! should have emf enioy,.g3 vn3o
Lam ner :, home in yo9r 81 =
~1S" SWs said Norton yUur ye,v 9
"No" " thI nasf'' and Lanra's AS !
furnii,SSn SSnank You'll TonIy T co s
mysrIra Ha ler work, not not ~ ~
's1Se Nett that for SoUiis'e youiIs aft
Sfp'Con II co,l. was sInng into 70,
pleasscOee Certainly found Ifo SsI re, !
no do6s,T,s,.s / daTs .sayI Plea,an..-
yoD Come. child pgu a. Laura
s.Do sIS ana me-" ssIS sals Is uni
that 70 not 5.le let US quSIr.S quar- T@T1o n1o
He { ollsaly really nothing. I" O's
low itossfs did not toTgse toe subject a
'AinE very deeply @ !